I did as you directed me but I still don't have sound but I am not sure about the audio cable connection you told me about, not sure if this is hooked up correctlyI did as you directed me but I still don't have sound but I am not sure about the audio cable connection you told me about, not sure if this is hooked up correctly

Hi,
on the monitor you should have only 1 jack right? on the pc you should plug in the green hole (or at worse just plung in all the tree holes..)
if it doesn't work tell me the audio card manufacturer and I will direct you where to download th drivers...

You don't need external speakers with this model, what you need is check that your audio cable is connected to the "LINE OUT" jack on your pc's audio card. And the other end to the monitor's "LINE IN" jack
You can chek volume and other audio settings here: Start --> Control Panel --> Sounds and Audio Device properties
Under "Voice" menu you can test if your sound card and drivers work properly.
Let me know what you find out...

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Sounds like the monitor is dying, if it starts to die more and more often you will likely have to replace your monitor before it goes completely out. There are not many ways for a user to repair a monitor, unless the problem is with the computer, which you could test by connecting a different monitor to the computer for a while (if available). Hope this helps!

With very few exceptions, LCD monitors do not require a driver. Almost always, and display setting issue is an issue with the Display adapter (Video Card) driver. The plug and Play monitor driver that is native to Windows should work just fine.